Delcam Paf Wizard New Online
The PAF Wizard is the standalone utility that installs, removes, or repairs license files for PowerMILL, FeatureCAM, and PartMaker. Unlike the older "License Manager" which ran in the background as a service, the PAF Wizard directly authorizes your local machine.
Since Delcam is now part of Autodesk, the new wizard can read both legacy .paf files and modern .lic / Autodesk SSO (Single Sign-On) tokens. It acts as a bridge between the old "Delcam way" and the new "Autodesk way."
Older wizards used outdated SSL certificates. The new Delcam PAF Wizard enforces TLS 1.2 encryption, preventing man-in-the-middle attacks when validating licenses online. Without this, your software may flag a license as "corrupted" even if it isn't. delcam paf wizard new
Q: Do I need the new wizard if I am on a subscription? A: Yes. Even subscription users need the wizard to "park" a license for offline use. The new wizard handles the background token exchange with Autodesk servers.
Q: Will the new wizard work with Delcam 2012? A: No. The new wizard is forward-compatible, not backward. It supports Delcam 2017 onward. For very old versions (2012-2015), you must keep the legacy wizard on a separate, older PC. The PAF Wizard is the standalone utility that
Q: How do I identify that I have the "new" version? A: Check the title bar. The old wizard said "Delcam PAF Wizard v9.x." The new wizard says "Delcam PAF Wizard (x64) v2024.x" or similar. Also, the new icon is blue and white; the old was gray and yellow.
Q: Can I run the new wizard silently for IT mass deployment?
A: Yes. Use the command line: PAFWizard_New.exe /silent /install and then push the PAF via PAFWizard_New.exe /addpaf "\\server\share\license.paf" /quiet The PAF (Product Authorization File) Wizard is Delcam’s
The PAF (Product Authorization File) Wizard is Delcam’s legacy license management tool used to activate, view, and troubleshoot licenses for Delcam software products like PowerMILL, FeatureCAM, ArtCAM, and PartMaker. A “new” version of the PAF Wizard typically refers to an updated release supporting:
✅ Job shops making repeated prismatic parts
✅ Automotive/aerospace suppliers with families of brackets, housings, or plates
✅ Companies shifting from manual programming to automation
❌ Mold & die makers (complex freeform surfaces)
❌ One-off complex parts (faster to program manually)





